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• Youth Club 2011 Organisation Organisations

  The YouTube channel (@youthclubpk) of Youth Club Pakistan, the non-profit youth organisation founded in 2011 and headquartered in Islamabad, which organises community events and religious and educational conferences; the channel counted about 1.71 million subscribers by vidIQ's count read on 5 November 2026.

• Amana Bank 2011 Company Enterprise, brands and finance

  Amana Bank.

• Amana Bank (Tanzania) 2011 Company Enterprise, brands and finance Tanzania

  A commercial bank in Dar es Salaam licensed by the Bank of Tanzania, established in 2011 as the first fully Sharia-compliant bank in Tanzania, after talks among Tanzanian business figures from 2009.

• Shahid 2011 Platform Websites, apps, games and devices

  Shahid.

• Abbas-Ali Amid Zanjani 2011 Figures of the last fifty years

  Draft card for Abbas-Ali Amid Zanjani, the Iranian jurist and politician; his entry is not yet checked on the page.

• Abdullah Ahmad Badawi 2011 Figures of the last fifty years

  Malaysian statesman, born at Bayan Lepas, Penang, in 1939. A civil servant who entered parliament in 1978, he served in several ministries and as deputy prime minister before succeeding Mahathir Mohamad as fifth prime minister in 2003, promoting reform and his Islam Hadhari concept; after heavy election losses in 2008 he stepped down in 2009, and died at Kuala Lumpur in 2025.

• Burhanuddin Rabbani 2011 Figures of the last fifty years

  Afghan politician and professor of Islamic law who led the Jamiat-e Islami from 1972 and served as president of Afghanistan (1992–1996, and briefly again in late 2001 after years as the internationally recognised president in exile). He later headed the Afghanistan National Front and the High Peace Council, and was assassinated at his Kabul home on 20 September 2011, his seventy-first birthday, by a suicide bomber posing as a Taliban peace emissary.

• Mohammad Sadeqi Tehrani 2011 Figures of the last fifty years

  Draft card for Mohammad Sadeqi Tehrani, the Iranian exegete of al-Furqan; his entry is not yet checked on the page.

• Muammar Gaddafi 2011 Figures of the last fifty years

  Libyan officer and politician who ruled Libya from the coup of 1 September 1969 that overthrew King Idris until he was killed at Sirte on 20 October 2011. Author of The Green Book and its Third International Theory; he chaired the Revolutionary Command Council and then ruled the Jamahiriya as Brotherly Leader and Guide of the Revolution.

• Necmettin Erbakan 2011 Figures of the last fifty years

  Turkish engineer and politician, founder of the Millî Görüş (National Outlook) movement and of a series of Islamic political parties in Turkey. He was Turkey's 23rd prime minister (1996–1997), was pressured by the military to step down, and was later banned from politics.

• Black Gold 2011 Film Films FranceQatarTunisia

  Jean-Jacques Annaud's film on the oil struggle among Arabian rulers in the 1930s; a Qatari production based on Hans Ruesch's novel.

• The Source 2011 Film Films BelgiumFranceMorocco

  Radu Mihaileanu's film about women in a Moroccan village who strike over fetching water; an Arabic social comedy.

• Muhteşem Yüzyıl 2011 Series Series and programmes Türkiye

  Globally famous Turkish series on Süleyman the Magnificent and Hürrem Sultan; among the most-watched Turkish series in the Arab world.

• Almanya: Welcome to Germany 2011 Film Films Germany

  Almanya: Welcome to Germany.

• Asmaa 2011 Film Films Egypt

  Asmaa.

• Bol 2011 Film Films Pakistan

  Bol.

• The Life of Muhammad 2011 Documentary series Series and programmes United Kingdom

  A three-part BBC documentary presented by Rageh Omaar, tracing the Prophet's life on location in Arabia with scholars and contemporary Muslims.

• Hafalan Shalat Delisa 2011 Film Films Indonesia

  Hafalan Shalat Delisa.

• Hür Adam: Bediüzzaman Said Nursi 2011 Film Films Türkiye

  A Turkish biopic of Bediüzzaman Said Nursi — Kurdish scholar to author of the Risale-i Nur — the largest film about a modern Turkish religious scholar.

• A Separation 2011 Film Films Iran

  Asghar Farhadi's Oscar-winning film about a Tehran divorce entangled with a religious-legal dispute — Qur'anic oaths and piety at the centre of the moral dilemma.

• 5 Broken Cameras 2011 Documentary Films FranceIsraelNetherlands

  Emad Burnat's documentary on five years of Bil'in village life under the wall and settlements, told through his broken cameras; Oscar-nominated.

• Khuda Aur Muhabbat 2011 Series Series and programmes Pakistan

  A Pakistani series about a young man whose love for a religious girl transforms his life; revived with later seasons that broke Pakistani viewership records.

• Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World 2011 Documentary Films United States

  Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World.

• Mooz-lum 2011 Film Films United States

  Mooz-lum.

• Muawiya, Hassan and Hussein 2011 Series Series and programmes

  A major Arabic co-production dramatising the first fitna — from Hasan's caliphate and abdication to Muawiya's rule and Karbala; contested for depicting the Prophet's household.

• Mokhtarnameh 2011 Series Series and programmes Iran

  Davoud Mirbagheri's Iranian series on al-Mukhtar ibn Abi Ubayd's uprising in Kufa to avenge Karbala; members of the Prophet's family are depicted on screen per Shia convention.

• Koran by Heart 2011 Documentary Films United KingdomUnited States

  Greg Barker's HBO documentary following three children from Senegal, Tajikistan and the Maldives through Cairo's international Qur'an-memorisation contest.

• Free Men 2011 Film Films France

  Ismaël Ferroukhi's film on the Grand Mosque of Paris and rector Si Kaddour Benghabrit sheltering Jews under Nazi occupation — a true story of Muslim rescue.

• The 99 2011 Animation Films United KingdomKuwait

  The animated series based on Naif al-Mutawa's comic of superheroes inspired by the names of God — the first global Muslim superhero franchise.

• Homeland 2011 Series Series and programmes United States

  American series about a CIA officer tracking a domestic threat; won major awards and was criticised for its depiction of Islam and Muslims.

• Where Do We Go Now? 2011 Film Films FranceLebanon

  Nadine Labaki's film about a Lebanese village where Muslims and Christians coexist, whose women conspire to head off sectarian violence — Toronto People's Choice winner.

• Anugerah Al-Quranul-Karim Tarjamah Basa Sunda (Maryati Sastrawijaya) 2011 Book Books and publishers

  A complete Sundanese rendering of the meanings of the Qur'an by Mariyah Maryati Sastrawijaya, a former lecturer in Sundanese at Padjadjaran University, completed in 2011 after a first part published in 2009 and issued by the university's alumni association in five volumes; it is the only complete Qur'an translation by an Indonesian woman, written in everyday Sundanese with care for the language's speech registers and following mainly the official Indonesian translation in its 1990 King Fahd Complex edition.

• I Believe (Irfan Makki album) 2011 Album Music and nasheed

  The Canadian singer-songwriter Irfan Makki's second album, released by Awakening on 28 July 2011 with thirteen tracks, among them 'I Believe' with Maher Zain, 'Palestine' and the Urdu 'Lab Pae Aati'; its opening song, 'Waiting for the Call', became the subject of an internet hoax attributing it to Michael Jackson, which Makki denied in 2016.

• Insan (Hamza Namira album) 2011 Album Music and nasheed

  The Egyptian singer-songwriter Hamza Namira's second album, released by Awakening in 2011 with sixteen songs in Arabic and Egyptian Arabic, among them 'Insan', 'El-Midan', 'Ala Bab Allah' and 'Hasir Hisarak', and two bonus tracks including a live 'Esmy Masr'; produced by Namira with Mohamed Diab and Hazem Wefy.

• Kun Faya Kun (Rockstar, 2011) 2011 Song Music and nasheed

  A qawwali composed by A. R. Rahman for the 2011 Hindi film Rockstar and dedicated to the Sufi saint Nizamuddin Auliya, sung by Rahman with Javed Ali, Mohit Chauhan and the Nizami Bandhu to lyrics by Irshad Kamil; written for the scene in which the hero takes refuge at the Nizamuddin Dargah in Delhi among the qawwals, it won a Mirchi Music Award as a song representing the Sufi tradition.

• Thank You Allah 2009 Album Music and nasheed

  Maher Zain's debut studio album, released by Awakening Records in November 2009 with thirteen songs and two bonus tracks, mainly in English with versions in Arabic, French, Turkish, Urdu, Malay and Indonesian; it was certified multi-platinum in Malaysia and Indonesia, and songs such as 'Insha Allah' and 'Ya Nabi Salam Alayka' spread worldwide online.

• Khurshid Ahmad 1990 Figures of the last fifty years

  Pakistani economist, thinker and politician (1932–2025), a founder of Islamic economics as an academic field, co-founder of the Islamic Foundation in Leicester, a Jamaat-e-Islami leader, head of Pakistan's Planning Commission and senator (2002–2012); author and editor of more than seventy books, King Faisal Prize for Service to Islam (1990) and Nishan-e-Imtiaz (2011).